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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes show cattle prices higher for bulls and pigs with varied receipts. Packers steady with some higher bids on hogs and feeder cattle. weekly livestock prices fluctuate with mixed trade and regional demand.
A garbled Omaha clipping references sales terms and receipts with scattered names and numbers. It mentions August and various unclear figures, prices like 3.00 and 4.00, and a mix of names such as Gale, Cardle, Webley, and Henry, in a disjointed notice about sales, bids, or distributions without coherent context.
A garbled ledger style overview references Abil wheat, winders, and markets with figures such as 885 and 84, plus mentions of firms, editors, and various places. The fragmented text cites Alfred Re Costin and a printer base, hinting at a stock or commodity update with pricing and production notes amid unrelated garbled names and numbers.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions Mou arrival and a list of unclear names and places. The text is garbled with stray letters and incomplete phrases, making it difficult to extract a clear event, date, or involved organizations. It appears to be a local newspaper item with multiple proper nouns and potential attendees or locations, but specifics are not recoverable.
A Chicago Chronicle-Ash report recounts ancient bells of gold, including tales from fifteenth century Alhurs and Akbar’s siege of a city. It cites gold melted into intricate halls and engraved idols, with two small cylindrical bells weighing about thirty pounds each found in the shah of Persia’s treasury. The piece notes the origin remains forgotten but underscores their age and antiquity.
In a New York brokerage firm a wave of clerks is summoned to show the shanks of their shoes after a mysterious inspection. The head broker explains the reason, citing drinking concerns, and uses the display of shoe shanks as proof of misbehavior. The scene unfolds with clerks forced to reveal footwear marks as the boss enforces discipline.
The reception committee chaired by Willa Glasman seeks furnished rooms in Ogden for delegates of the navigation congress. They propose rates of 180 dollars for a double, 100 for a single, with 200 to 280 per day including board, and request immediate replies from residents offering rooms or housing in Salt Lake City if needed.
Ogden City proposes to open and improve an alley 24 feet wide running north from Twenty Fifth to Twenty Fourth Streets in block 20 and adjacent blocks. The measure levies a $2500 assessment on the affected parcels to cover construction and related costs, with protests due by September 15, 1908.
Andrew Shaffer sues Jenni Shaffer in Woaler County Utah. You must answer within twenty days after service if in county, or thirty days if served elsewhere, or judgment by default will be entered. Twynderson and MacMillan represent the plaintiff.
City of Oxden announces intention to lay out and fund street improvements along KeentyAtly street between Jefferson and Madison avenues. It describes curb and gutter construction, drainage, and street widening, with an estimated cost of 2200.00. Property owners may object in writing before the deadline noted by the City Council of Oxden in August 1003.
Assessment of 12 per share on Overland Mining and Milling Co capital stock levied payable immediately to secretary Joseph Goddard at 2963 Moffat Lane Ogden Utah. If unpaid by September 2 1903 the stock is delinquent and will be advertised for sale September 30 1903 at 3 p.m. at Moffat Lane to cover costs and taxes. By order of the board of directors. Joseph Goddard, Secretary.
Fragmented notices show multiple fraternal groups listing meeting times dates and locations. Invites to visiting members in good standing and details for the Ladies of the Grant Army and related councils are provided along with contact names and addresses.
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